D'entrer (en. To enter)

/dɑ̃tʁe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

verb

To penetrate a closed space or building.

I am going to enter the house.

Je vais d'entrer dans la maison.

To begin to be part of a group or institution.

She decided to enter university this year.

Elle a décidé d'entrer à l'université cette année.

To access a computer system or platform.

You need to enter your credentials to access the account.

Vous devez d'entrer vos identifiants pour accéder au compte.

From the verb "entrer" with the preposition "de" in elided form.

to get to the heart of the matter

To start discussing the main topic.

entrer dans le vif du sujet

to get in touch

To establish a connection or communication with someone.

entrer en contact

to enter history

To become notorious or recognized in a historical context.

d'entrer dans l'histoire

enter

To penetrate a space or situation.

entrer

entrance

The action of entering or a place of access.

entrée

entries

Access or invitations to events.

entrées

To quickly enter a place.

I quickly entered the room before it closed.

Je suis d'entrer vite dans la salle avant qu'il ne ferme.

To enter a social group.

He managed to enter the group in no time.

Il a réussi à d'entrer dans la bande en un rien de temps.